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Lepidozia is a genus of small leafy liverworts (non-flowering bryophytes) in the family Lepidoziaceae, found in damp, shaded habitats such as forest floors, rotting wood and rock crevices. It is a wild moss-like plant rather than a plant grown in gardens, so care guidance applies only to keeping it in a moist, shaded spot.
Lepidozia is a genus of liverwort in the family Lepidoziaceae. It was first proposed by Dumortier in 1835.
Lepidozia is encompassed within the informal group: leafy II. It has pinnate branching, incubous leaf insertion, as well as leaves and underleaves that are 3-4 lobed and divided <0.5 of their length.
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